davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
Wnrc Ninmrno.

Der bar pnret itrepet meoet ! Blas
bens ON Mrno, Tom / iorbolospis ino
glar bar tient itore formuer | forfeit
foe 5orretninger. 0iau9e al oisie Ars
tliler or itreune al 9orreippnbenter Tor
leoenoe 8laoe ga iioer fopiereoe dnore
minore befieRote. 3isie aprreipous
berter CT iieloen Muno meo 6orret
ninesop9tigbeb, % be omtaler oa bisie
Gi9mGnb pg oeres 5orretni19 iom no.
get tili4loi9t; men bette CT life Tilirl
Dc meo benz, ri bar truiiet lnnmcn. vi
fiuoer, at De WIGno, Jpn peo lin 6orret
hing son9ti9heo bar tient tore 6ormuer
bar bait 6remipn mot til at beige eli
TorrctHin0, iom uilbe Ignne TO. Sus
gen Otano or 6roat mere irineialoeuOe
irem iOr SfentliQbeoen ION eli Sufces
emo Or. o.. g. Green ira @ooDburp,
q. s. 0nn ltdar / @pioieu ior mango
tore 6|orretuirger, 20 org CT ban en-
forbolOsui8 uu9 0iauo. Gen ajeu0$
aiernina, at "2tu9uit 6loiuer" for
ggspepiia o0 2eoeriggoomme % $50
lhccs @.erman Sprup" for 6oiie pg
4uu9einaoomute iglgeS / uGpyc Guauti-
teter oper bele &c1Oen or tilitrrtteljgt
Beui5 ior, al oct life &C oeo noQet Iii
iPiOe, at ban bar tent lin 56rNTF-
6au5 @2e6'ciner or anerfjenote ior al
rare uGroiiul0e 2ngemiolcr, % 5orrct-
ui1gca bar uoret itaoig ! oe iioite is
9lar life olene paa GruEo al Or. @reeus
neutrality-suspicious. c8 gobe 2ptfe.
men e9iaa oisle to 8rRparaters oirte.
li9e gooe G9eAitaber. - "Jteu 9orl
2SeetlD Smn", Sec. q, 1886.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09

per er life nteset frit 2nno iilbase, men her
er mango GLAZING" iom funbe tages ODER
igIer, % ri urlfer, Der MATTE tomme ino
mango 9anosmGnb. iom Der er Hum til.
Sommeren bar bel tor. men a~Iiaepel par oer
Dem, ipm acleoe fra Is til is Buibels pr.
We're; al SABRE pa Bp9 life iaa meaet, lao
Oct lnocr til, at Speoen triues beoit beropoe.
@obt Waro iinees paioo, buffet life cr 8il.
fTloet ooeralt elers / &eiten, u9 Oct finoea
oeo at grade tn Srono 30 til 40 Sob orb
81 bar 'plt liot al SneFtprnene. On penli0
Stlien til Sefjenote I Gillmore 60, Miune.
Iotn. Charles 2arien.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
sprpn Of ehelturr. Qnrn 60. minn.

2olpH UI SqtloNrH, SnpH 20, g(tltt.
gprn Of Sbelburu lisser / oct ipooeIlige
Siprne at 2npn 60. StGrIteoelcn al 8efoif
ninaen / Scpuet er ucrif, % De 1eIte al benz
or / 9ouItc 9po 5orfatniua.
Mtau brioer Der III met paa meo bldnoet
6armirn, oa man bar iunoet uo, at oct life
lSnner fig at nplc bare Soeoe, fcroi GriIerne
bar orret ian IdOe M nngle Nar. Ser blep
cr9aniieret en- Mieui9heo for en- 6 a : Nnr
Iioeu; oen bleo taI6t Spbnls Weui9teo. ga
ItOr g. 9llteUplO betieuer Ben m fortioeu,
Torreiten er Oct title, bpao oct 9irtelige
orQonr, % gue i M~eui9beoen er NRti Nlts.
iolriere.
. Zen Gel nf %iuterfr, iom er aaaet, bar
pTret npgenluube afperlenoe meo Sne o9
&e9u, p9 BET bebpoebcs oainn, % Der unr
Mlnnacl pnn |nuo bns Mongr.
SioIte CONNER hlep Der ioot en- Gn Ser
Tplpnet; mon taloer Den &urharS, "a Den
hor ct Sotei, ct Gtore % ct Eotbus; ben
ligaer ueo Chicago & Niortb g8eIterr 8anen
Gn nprif Nanoel8maro oitre 9iOre Oct aooi
Scr, bOis Hon hoobe noaen Sapital OF beannbC
meo. %urdnro Ii99er 90 gFile / &eit for
5rocn.
"Gecorob Tolen" er altio Ell ne0cn fjrr
fommen &en; je9 itulhe Blot pnife, at ieQ
boooe ct Ntnter al ben bper Tag, iiiebetfp,
ct / 0ger, men III err ben 10 blepen nte9ct
%itprre. ina oct bjGlper mig langt frer pac
nit EnIfe. 6. g.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
gtDe Sp0agelScr / Gcnipeji.

Gna iaimie Maaoe ipm en- 9onoe /
Staret 1880 pe6 @rapningen al en- Sr5no
%upNageNe 6ertulnuunr, fanbt s9iaa Gle
ren al Ell @ingnarb 0iteuipr &ompaji ipr
uc9le Tiger iiocu Ell bel Sci meb @raue
pna begge Sioer. QiSie @raue itrafter
zig ira @ompeji til &ocerO.
llo9rapninserne er 6cgpnote; nen er
enonu life iuloI0rtc paa @run0 at
Gergemun9el. 5miblcrtio far man
9rauet I'D ca. $50 SOB al oen 9amle
romerIfe @eien uuoer ct 10 SOB oDbt
Rimplten= % Nlfelng. %eien er iten=
lngt p9 liot bDiere paa Mioten, lea at
@anoet fan renoe bort. Haa Sjoerne
fiuoe3 Be ; Grane, ma biotil Far 6ra9t
Tor 9a9etS 9ps, 4 pna BEN enc % 3
pdn hen nuoen SIDE. Sc li9ser "a tHt
inopna ~bperauore, at ON @rapene pep
ben %gjeultunenoe Del AT Seien lig9er
li9eiaa tGtYatteoe, iaa pif 6unOe filter
li9t piie iig me9et ri9t.
@rapene lisser li9e Oeo &eicn. No8le
at benz, rimeli9uis 5amilie9raUe, li9ser
noeen tilba9etrufne % CT om9ipne al Ell
Mtur. Oct &um, lpm iaaleoes enonl
life ct auoenot til Se9rapellesplaes,
bar Iaubipnligois Htlet 6amiliens Oprigc
Wteolemmer. 5uer enelte Graz uoglpr
ct lioet arfiteftouiit Wonunlent, bpgget
al aalf % @tur ten, prpoet meb Imaa
Gilarer % Gtatuer FAINT f%urlpneoe meo
Slider, Gtlebe til Niteurner % meb Hum
til at 9ientmc 8enfnOflerne /.
3isie @rape blep, mprfeli9t nof.
brlt0te til at ppilaa 8efienptglGrelieI
poo. Sc er beo1tfebe n,eo 9rope, rOp=
malcoe SnbIfriitcr, ipm bringer So
Meboelelie babe pm bette p9 hint,
Saoleoes fortrQer I. 81. cit al oi8lg
@efjenotgioreller, at man bar Iunoet er
bprtipruugen SeIt, ion fan afbcntes bos
Smeben / 8ocerp peb Sarnabtpet.
8aa @rapene finoe8 p9iaa mnns'
Naone, inoribiebe meo &aipe, De ileitJ
til Minbe ont fjere MDoer. timber et
al biSie Snoitrifter, ium beltaar al fl
lanumenilpn9eoe Napne, l9lcs Sroene
"&lem mig eli"
Selue Sn6lfriiterne paa Srnoene
Statlerne % De gurige 0etorationer o..
6euares MI / en- Stue / NGrbeoen a
llbsrauninss iteoet.
Statuerite CT o%i8ielis Tortr9tbuiter
Der IiuocS bl. a. en- Snite al Ell GlbbI
meo tpffe 9rber, al en ing Wano mel
GREET GrOfil, al Ell Wtatrone meo pGr
big Nliue % oD6e 6urer omfring Wtun
DC. liant al Ell ing &uinoe meb ifarpl
0ra9. 6~oue6ernc bGrer etonu Sppl
al Walnin9. 0uab Seneue angaar, pa.
man biotil fan Iunoet no9fe iaa Def
@ranier. 0pert 6opeo FAT Den trao;
tiuneQe Obolun Cen liben GREET Miput
Itlffet ilo mc0em S9noerne. 6ue,
@Ifeurre bar i 2aa9et ct lioet Sul
6uoriaiennem er ituftet ct 86r, ium 81
ierpinen blep bGlbt /. Grauenes Nloe
er enonu life beltemt. S~anoipnli9ui,
i~friper Be Jig fra Sulius G9iars % 9:
berias's Tib.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
SlanOt 6rnpIfriiter / Gnslanb ope

beremte Manb iinbes ti1ise en- ouer en-
9o~nefunitner al .islsenbe Snbbplo:
Ser bpiler Sirtuoien %. &C.; bans
Sial beiinoer Jig MI paa ct Steo, bupr
hans 9pnefunit maaite opertraHes.
gn Grlis init 5prparfer, lom paa i'm
&eiIe iaa benne @rauifrift, fanot Den
laa imut, at Fan, for at lisne ben, / lit
'9eitamente ubtrpffelis befalebe, at man
Ifulbe iatte eiterfslsenoe paa bans
@rauiten:
Ser bpiler 5pruarfer g. g.: bans
Siel befinber fig MI paa ct Steo, bpor
bans Sprpartertunlt maalfe opertrGHes.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
nure Mi5iDuri=0alen
n1en gihen nil hlipe.

HE'D lIQtN UII DIIUP.
Gnoepunftet iur 8nuebpBningen idnr
blioer auta0clig Great 6aus, beiig8en=
Sc pco Nlisiouri yliUcr % beromt iOr
line ~itororteoe 8dn6inlb, Ser life cngang
puertr1Ges al ct. 9tutbonp Sails PED
minneapolis. Ser pil uoeutpiUl banne
Tia ct fort ManuIafturirg Centre, o9
ale tror meo Sitferbeo, at Great 5aas
meo Tioeu bil blipe en- al Be iterIte
8per oeteuior ct. 4nul pg Mtinned-
pOlis.
gore Misiouris9 aten, iom iprporigt
Sc mango andre minore 9alferer, bOori.
blanbt l9rligt bpr mGrtes ben 200 Wtil
lanoe
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
Milf Niuer GaQep,

CT liaeIaa Ififtet fer alminoelia 5arming
- Iaerbrus ps 9p9saul - iom nogen
anben 9labs / &~OrbueIten. 8rleier
finbes / flor ~lloitrafning og prGstise
sfope langs De mango 5lpoer. &limas
tet, lom fer nRont, er mere li9t Telttpz
items, life iaa parmt ON Sommeren,
men heGer life ben ltrense &uloe ON
9interen. "6reat Sails" meo birefte
S,ernbaneforbinoelie meb Sututb lamt
Tlocforbinbelie meb ct. sonis, pil
fire 6armerne berlbe en- lao 5rast %
ct aoot Warfeo for fine Srobutter.
Sntet Sernbane.a Ompani bar npget
2anosrant eaer noset 2ano at i9lse /
Npre Misiourloalen, men er alt 9ano
frit ps fan folselisen tases nnoer
0umeIteae, Yreemption eaer SrG.
Glaims 9opene. 8i penter en- WtGnss
be 0~anoieaere / fommenoe Iaar %
lanae oil bet life bare. fsr oenne lioite
@%nleonins til at iaa Jig ct Stpffe soot
90 frit 8egjerinaslanb er saaen.
yanoieser yiaetter % iiGrmere
Cplpsning ON gano | Horoueitcn,
baaoe ON Negjeringslano 90 5errea'
nelano, Iaaes paa Dor Cfite. Na'
bent ira 81. Z Worgcn til ST.. 9 vi.
ten. @hag os ct yeieg eler ifrip os
til 90 ri oil sjore port geolte.
"I0uMc0Nln0
Land. & Emigration-Agents.
Corner Sd & Sibley Str.s,
ST. PATL, / N
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
Sobn o. Siuerion.
&ice Yaie. @i.

Eice Yaie, Wis.
Sea bar bolpt Soften pei ct War; iSr
bar Blaoet minore, aaisepel bar ies soet
fornpiet meo bet; ies sniisee Here @anse, at
bet maatte blipe liot itprre, % jes piloe sierne
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
etationsr. Rors.Tr'
6bteaao, Rtlmamfee & Ct. PAUL.
Tetorah Sraud.

seorssntrGn.' aie,ar III. 10 40 5o'm. s~ounes;sr I
gaImar m,s p,ts % uorbeaasnet fran; s,mmr ills
bsss 1870 giitru. g~iitrrits 1eitruei eisaa RI 3o5
gittrm.. icnns'ir msb sfi' 60 ipssoa noe lien, res
tn, n,rsr ri 40 Gftsrm.
Sras,t,an.t @ Nom me: ri. Q IS 5orm- CO afsaar III.
$40 Gi.erm.
gasias ,r,r- nsns pasiru s,ait,uu I ntnn.l.,
20. III isIaeuos Iieer:
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
Totoarafi=@aaeri

unoerteeneee bar ,lpbt u. Is Nonms' 20.
tosrafis @aleri paa @nter Greet. Seq bar
foripuet bet mee me SuitrumeHter oe iitret
mig en- lini NsitItsut / &. Soctb ira Siour
eitp, iaa le9 MI ian leuere aliurnt ida eooe
HortrRtter iom uo9en sEcer / BET noropit.
lise Sorud. Nlt arbeioe gnranteres ca nos
fgres til moderate Yriier. Som mo % beie
nit Nrbeioe % bgr mine Eriier.
e. O.. 8orfaua,
14ti. 3eeorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
Sill WutGeutn!

Tpr at b1pee min Sist . FER ia ct loee
SubiItnm ipeelis ~Icritaa, ct ics M er ligeiaa
intertsleret ! Grcamsrr 6orreiaiH1, lem leo
no9eHllnoe bar p9ret, % ale 5ransattiprer,
forbunone oermee, ltdar fremoeles unSer
min perlpnlise Soutrpl. iiltroes for at oct
siooi tie or iot / Smlsb AZ arrFu-rerenee
Tartier. e.. ". WtQer.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
0urlinat., Geear Nap. & Tortberu
Tptnrnb TipiInu.

from 70 50 pasies, oisiar fru 1;eorAi ri 40
git'rm. o. 70. "a (Sr-o) ri. 4 20 gaorstn. 81 Cesss
f,r,r) sntcmm't 30 Git,rm ra r.. 50 GTasD ri.
? IS Gf,rm. Disis 3rau p%a;ir,r fs'stubs s~tattoasr:
&N.lrn EAnfinnar @ nrh-1rnn
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
Up u, minneapolis & Manitoba
FS

aiennem bette pi6unberli9e Irugtbdre
0iitritt meb tit miloe temperGre &li=
mat, pil dabne 2onoet, % qigre bet
banbe ititfet pg eitcripurgt for Getting.
Naar ui erinOrer, at Wtisiourt 6(o=
bcn er ieilbor liqeFrn ct. Qonis, for6i
SanIG5 6itn. Cmabn, GiDur Stir %
CANTON til Sort NuiOr0, altiaa 9iens
nem W,isiouri, &aniaS. Ne6raIia,
SDwa % Iaietn, Ell Strpfnirg al mere
eub 2006 Miile. "a pure M}isiouri Rioer
ior 800 Ntile eaer mere ira iyDrt @u'
furb til 6redt sails, eaers nGitet
toer8 iQjenncm 6ele Mtontnnd. 9tnar
ri erinorcr oft bette, iaa BIT %piitnpf cit.
buer al Os fiunne 9jore Jig en- 5Qreitillin8
ON, bUao
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-09
Tree-Claims.

Gen Iture "Eore Wisiouri Sat-, iorn
itrnffer ii9 sjenrem Deie Den nprboclt-
li9e Gart al Gafotd % tuer3 i9jcrueu1
@ioutann lige til Rocky Mountain
bar biotil, 9rlinoet al DIdn9cl paa
5e.nbnner pg andre 5pr6inoeliesleo,
onret for lnn8t aiiioe8 til at nusen oil=
Sc goa Der oa iettle ueo. 9hu be9puoer
BEN imiolcrtio at tiltrrtfe fig peliorticnt
GpmGrfiombeb, oa 8pgnin8en al
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1887-11-02
*Daily, except Sunday.
N. W. N. G. RAILROAD.

N. w. N. G. RAILROAD.
Going South, Train No. so leaves
Salem at GAO p m, and Train No. 81
at $50 a N.
Going Mort, Train No. 30 arrives
at Salem at 1l:28, p m, and Train
No. 81 at II. m.
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.
On trains 30 and Be, Pullman Buff
fet Sleeper between Atlanta and New
York. New Orleans and Washing
ton via Danville.
On trains 81 and So, Pullman Buff
fet Sleeper-M Montgomery and WASH
ington, Aiken and Washington, via
Danvllle
On trains 50 and 30, Pullman Buff.
fet Sleeyer between Richmend and
Greensboro, and Greensboro and
Goldsboro.
For rates and information apply to
any Agent of the Company, or to
SOL HAAS, 7. NJ.
JAS. L. TAYLOR,
Gen. Pass. Ageat,
Washington. d. @. f.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1887-11-02

4 + :. i d < & Y ( i
HICKORY, N. C.--I sends you to-day half dozen
photographs of g. g. Hoffman, OF Conover. N Cn
and must say that your medicine has done won
ders for Mr. Hoffman. It seems like raising the
lead to ife he looks fat and hearty now, ana they
tell me when he commenced your medicine ne
was nothing but skin and bones. The sore on ME
breast is healed over. and you can see the one Oh
The forehead is healing mp from the top. w.ah
II had been so that could have taken It when ne
was at his worst. but could not leave my oface.
and he lives some distance from here.
Yours respectfully,
A MciSTcsM,
This man g. G. Hoffman, has risen from the use
If Botanic Blood Balm lib. b b. to his present
wonderfully improved condition. In O. snort
due his homeless forehead will be fully healed
md he will stand monument of humanity raised
from the verge of death. Few persons ever re
cover from such low state, being on dying BED
from that fell destroyer, blood poison, with the
bones of his forehead rotten and taken out wv,
and three fourths inches by the doctors, apa
giyen out TO die. From skin and bones wrecked
by blood D ison. to haalth asaa -s~'--'
NOT many such desperate cases may bef0und
but when they are they should not despair OF re
coyery, b. b. B. will cure them.
Vixen this medicine can cure such extreme
cases, is It not reasonable that 1t will cure ali
cases OF blood poison Of less violence, as II mas
done in Thousands of instances2
The Mayor and doctors of Conover will verify
ne awful condition from which Mr.. Holman wa
ised. - b. b. Va.
sd8&w.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-06-04
Central Railroad.

WA "a SS4 4-OGJ44A OGA "a
SAvANNAH, GA, Dec. 49, 1886.
ON and after this date passenger trains Will
~ run as Daily unless marked :, which are
Daily except Sunday.
The Standard time by which these trains
run is 80 minutes slower than Savannah city
time.
Lv Savannah. e.. 1000 am 500 pm $40 pm
Ar Millen. 1926 pm HOB pm S:45 pm
Ar Augusta ...... AS pm els am
Ar Macon - 1850 pm 800 am
Ar Atlanta ...... $500 pm 7:20 am
Ar Columbus ... 6:5C pm 1902 pm
Ar Montgomery. 7:09 pm
Ar Eufaula' '''s'' $3.50 pm
Ar Albany w 10:0S pm 1850 am
Passengers for Sylvania, SanderSville,
Wrightsville, Milledgeville and Eatonton
should take 1890 a m train.
Passengers for Thomaston, Carrolton. Perry
Fort Gains, Talbotton Buena Vista, Blakely
and Clayton should take $40 m train
Lv Millen. ....... 1855 pm ll:15 pm $40 am
Lv Augusta 1920 am $3.50 PM
Lv Macon. ....... $3.50 am 1850 pm
Ly Atlanta ..... 6:35 am $3.50 pm
Lv Columbus. 1920 pm 1l:l5 am
Lv Montgomery. 7:l5pm 7:40am
Lv Euf&ula 80. 10:49 am
Lv Albany ...... 4:5Opm 357 pm
Ar Savannah. 500 pm 5:55 am sos am
Sleeping cars on all night passenger trains
between Savannah and Augusta, Savannah
and Macon, Savannah and Atlanta, Macon
and Columbus.
Train leaving at 500 p m and arriving at
$3.50 a IN will not stop to put off or take on
Connections at Savannah with Savannah,
Florida and Western Railway for ali points i'll
Florida.
Tickets for all points and sleeping car berths
depot office 80 minutes before departure OF
each train. g. A. WHITEHEAD,
General Passenger Agent.
J.C. SHAW, Ticket Agent
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-06-04
ALASKA OIL.

The Crest Pain Destroyer is of marvel.
Gus efficacy in the treatment and cure of
deafness, toothdche sore throat, headache,
pains in the chest side, and back, rheuma
usm. neuralgia, sprain>, bruises, burns, cuts,
chilblains, or lamehess in any part in the
body, for corns, warts, al mons. Alaska
Medicines sold by druggists everywhere, or
sent to any address by cOmpany's agen;
on receipt Of price. Ala,ka Blood Purifier
81 per bottle. 6 for So Alaska Oil or
Catarrh Compound so cents a bottle, 6 for
$3.50.
Special inducements to agents where our
medicines are not sold. Address J. A. Cal.
lahan, general agent. Alaska Comp'd Co.
us Broughton Street Savannah.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-06-04

against them and let the man go
also he wasn't guilty. Other very
important actions occurred which is
highly commendable by the good
citizens Of Scriven County white
and colored. Certainly if any ono is
found guilty he will suffer the
penalty of the law, he exhorted the
Grand Jurors TO how they can put
an end to this so-called lynch law,
which is a gross violation to the
laws Of Georgia. Cuyler Scott
was sent to the chain-gang for two
years last fall court for burglary
and he was brought back to this
Spring court to stand another trial
which he was chaged for burning
VIM. Bletcher's store (here) in
Scriven County two or tire years
ago, they worked up some sort of
evidence and the Judge passed a
sentence on him for seven years
SO Cuyler Scott asked the Judge TO
let him make speech and alter he
spoke the Judge said | will take of
three years from your Imprisonment
and | don't believe that the Judge
thinks he guilty as evidence stated
:. ID. SCROGGINS,
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-06-04
ocEEcHsE F. O. GEORGIA.
MAY %, 1887.

Dear Editor, Sorannah Tribune:
The coIored people of scriven
County are having ju tee exercised
in their favor before the court in
this county by the young Judge
that Was newly appointed 10y the
Georgia Legislature last yeAr-whO
succeeded old Judge CarswelI the
man that ii Negro went before
him, if he missed the chain-gang
he would be as fortunate as Grover
Cleveland was in lS64-our young
Judge is H. Il. Hines, who Was soil
citor for Judge Johnson years
ago--Judge lines gave one of the
most impartial charges to the
Grand Jury last week that ever has
been given to ii grand jury in
Scriven County for years-sOme
say there never was a charge given
III the same manner following the
law IN letter aud Spirlt-juStIce can
be heard all along the line for the
poor colored man and poor whit,
man who has lean opportunity be-
fore the courts in this county:
When you bring any matter of law
before Judge Hines Tor execution
bring it right or it will so over
board, white or colored no exce2-
tions. He let go three colored men
tley had in Scriyen County Jail,
accused for breaking open the ware
house at 81 on the c. r. r, the
first of the Spring, also lie let go
another one who was accused IF
braking the ware house at 5 c. r.
r., some few weeks ago and put
HIM in Jail but he was loossd-thev
made the man drunk and i'll treated
him and their own actions weut
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-06-04
REV. L. l.. HOUSTON.
"ALASKA CATARRH COMPOUND

The indisputable sure Catarrh cure. Alas
ka has cured hundreds of cases in Savannah
when all other remedies utterly failed. Alas
ka neverfalIs. it is infallible. What greater
evidence can people ask of a medicines
true merit, than the testimony furnished YOU
by Alaska Compound Co., from among your
own citizens friends and neighbors Testi>
nony of Police Officer H. W. Boughn,
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Gentlemen -
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have also been under regular medical treat
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vile waiting for the fast mail which
by the way does not recognize
Boston enough to stop. We met
good many friends and before we
could get through speaking to them
our time was up. The conductor
cried all-aboard, and the iron horse
pulled us gently over country thin.
ly settled, but with many swamps,
and creeks, we did not have time TO
chat, very long, before we heard
Cairo, the place of our destination
At the depot we found Rev. Ii.
Strickland, and a goodIy number of
friends awaiting our arrival. Cairo
is a pleasant looking little town, on
the 5. f. & w. r. r., about IA
miles from Thomasville, the people,
both white. and colored, seem kind
and agreeable.
We were told that lands in and
around Cairo are cheap. 1t is "a
wonder to me why don't our COL
ored people who are crowded in
large cities buy for themselves
homes in the country. am sure
with the same amount of skill and
industry they use in keeping them
selves above want in cities would
make them independent III country
places.
The District Conference, was
opened by Rev. r. W. FIckland Of
Boston with timely remarks. Hevs
NJ. }, Ingraham and J. r. Bennett
were chosen secretarys. Rev. X.
W. Fickland were chosen reporter
to the Southern Recorder, Rev. f,
s. Ward to the Christian Recorder,
and your scrihe to the Savannah
Tribune. The bounds Of the CON
ference were fixed Committees az
nounced and the C 9 u @
adjourned. Rev. j. II. Adams,
WAS appointed to preach at night.
All preachers, and delegates we're
amply provided for by the good
people OF Cairo.
Thursday night at7:30 o'clock Rev
j: ii. Adams preached to the large
audience a soul reviving sermon.
Friday May 10, Conference con-
vened at $3.50 O'Clock, the P. h.
made some remarks relating to the
duties of the Conference. The min
listers read their reports. The
churches are getting on nicely.
Rev. NJ. J. Iugraham, preached at
ii o'cl ock an Interesting sermon,
He brought tears from our eyes.
The report on the requirements
OF public schools was received with
reclamation speeches, were made
by Revs. Tuckey, Stubs. and
Arnold, (white,) also by Revs.
Adams and FickIand. The COM
mittee on L. Z. assessment assessed
the District $50. The ID. 9. high
school WAS brought up and received
slight attention, but finally given
the $50 by"
Rev. r. W. FickIand preached
on Friday night. Owing to the in
clemency of the weather, we did
not go out hut from what we heard
he did justice to the occasion the
next session OF the District Confer
ence will lie held at Camilla, Ga.
BOSTON GEORGIA.
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Proceedings Of Conference.

THE TOWNSVILLE DISTRICT CONFER
ENCE BY E. E. LAWRENCE MARIN.
Nr. Editor:
Thursday May 10, we boarded
the Shoo-hy train at Bost IN for
Cairo Georgia, 10 attend the Sew
enth Session of the Townsville
District Conference A. NJ. E.
church We stopped over in Thomas